THE NATIONAL ASSOCTMION OF TEACGHERS OF THE DEAW We hare received a copy of a book entitled, "The Teacbing of Language during the First, Second, end Third Years of a Dead hild's School Life." The National Association of Teachers of the Deaf, desiring to commemorate their suaesas

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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FAMILIES* ASSOCIATION—KERRY BRANCH. The following subHoriptionß h»T* been roorired aid the families those •erring with the African field force:— , Red AwraatalnAd; acknowledged, ... 159 W Tiealle Eeq. ... ... •». 10 0 Far Mrs Gnash, Listowel— G Stack, Esq, J

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. SOME RELEVANT CONSIDERATIONS FR,- BISHOP COLENSO. To the Editor of the "Freeman." Sir-For some days past-a certain number of "Irish" Loyalists, as theY are good enough to callP themselves, have been at cross purposec with regard to the advi-ability of keening "a day of prayer a

TETNIT ENR : THE TWTENTIETH C'EMw.RY The ?? letter appears in the "Times"- Sirth re you allow me to say a few wordj vrith re7ard to a question which las attracted sorme attention here 'ani elseewlhre-namelv, what day should be considered the first day or the ?O~a, 'cenig-ry?. ??

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